Publications

Yerevan, Armenia – April 30, 2026 Yerevan took a significant step toward a greener, more efficient future as the city hosted the 2nd Public Workshop of the Sustainable Urban Transport & Electric Mobility Project at Holiday Inn Yerevan. The event marked a crucial milestone in the city's transformation toward sustainable urban mobility. Collaborative Progress Toward Sustainable Transport Organised by the International Consortium working on the project, with support from Yerevan

The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) has announced several major regulatory shifts in 2025, singling a new era of road safety and advanced vehicle technologies. These changes—set to take effect globally—address emerging challenges posed by modern vehicles, driver behaviour, and automated systems. Emergency Lane Keeping System (ELKS): A Step Towards Accident Prevention UNECE has adopted a groundbreaking regulation on Emergency Lane Keeping Systems (ELKS).

launch of International Road Safety Auditors Registry

A bustling mobility hub designed for efficient urban transportation, featuring facilities for bike-sharing, e-car sharing, ride-sharing,...

The attached document, "common_accident_data_set_cadas.pdf," is the official Reference Guide for the Common Accident Data Set (CADaS),...

Road safety is a pressing issue worldwide, and Armenia faces its own set of challenges. As the number of vehicles increases and road...

Armenia is taking a significant step toward safer roads with the launch of the iRAP road assessment program, starting on the M6 corridor....

Implementing a Safe System Approach for Effective 30km/h School Zones in Armenia